EML to XPS

Convert your .eml email files to XPS, creating a paginated, fixed‑layout document that opens directly in Windows XPS Viewer or Microsoft Edge. The conversion keeps the email headers on page 1, embeds inline images, and renders the body as selectable, searchable vector text. Attachments are not carried into the XPS file, so the output contains only the message content and inline media.

Headers retained on first page

The converter extracts the standard email headers—From, To, Cc, Subject, and Date—from each .eml file and places them as a distinct block at the top of page 1 in the XPS output. The original order and basic styling (bold titles, font size) are preserved, while the Bcc field is omitted.

Rich body formatting with selectable text

HTML bodies are parsed and visual elements such as paragraphs, headings, lists, bold, italic, underline, font colours, and tables are reproduced in the fixed‑layout pages. All visible text is rendered as vector text, allowing selection, copying, and keyword search in Windows XPS Viewer or Edge.

Embedded and fetched images are self‑contained

Images embedded directly in the .eml (base64 MIME parts) are extracted and baked into the XPS package, creating a single self‑contained file. When an email references external URLs, the converter attempts to download each image within a ten‑second total timeout; images that fail to load are omitted without leaving placeholders.

Clickable links and automatic pagination

Web links (http/https) and mailto: addresses in the email body are kept as active hyperlink annotations in the XPS document, clickable in viewers that support XPS links. The converter paginates content automatically, adding new pages as needed, and returns one XPS per email (or a ZIP for multiple uploads).

Limits and scope

Batch capacity

Processes up to 10 email files per submission, delivering one XPS document per email.

Result retention

Provides a download link that remains active for 24 hours after the conversion completes.